*College commitment information is submitted by players and college coaches
Jon Keller
RHP - 2010 - Cedar Rapids, IA
Nebraska
Keller keeps getting better and better as he refines his delivery and this was probably the best he has ever thrown at a Perfect Game event. He sat between 90-92 mph on his fastball with very good life and did a much better job of keeping his front side in his delivery.
Jonathan Musser
RHP - 2010 - Waukee, IA
Nebraska
Musser has a profile pitcher’s build at 6-5, 205 lbs and a clean, easy arm action that produces a steady 88 mph fastball that touched 90. He flashes sharp bite on his curveball but still needs to refine his off speed pitches.
Cody Ege
LHP - 2010 - Cherokee, IA
Louisville
Ege’s long and loose body and easy athleticism make him perhaps the most projectable player at the event. He has a smooth left handed swing, can play outfield or first base at a high level and also throws 85 mph off the mound.
Matthew Linderer
RHP - 2010 - St. Louis, MO
Missouri
Linderer didn’t touch the magic 90 mph mark but he came close, pitching at 86-88 mph. He had excellent late diving action on his change up and spun a curveball well from a high ¾’s release point.
Brandon Rainford
RHP - 2010 - Rapid City, SD
UNLV
Rainford already has two close to big league average pitches in a fastball that touches 89 mph frequently and a hard breaking curveball. He also swings the bat with authority and could be a two-way player at the college level.
Andrew Redman
RHP - 2010 - Dubuque, IA
Iowa Central CC
Redman brings a mature approach to the mound, potential plus command, along with three solid present pitches. He maintains a mid 80’s fastball very well and compliments that with a good curveball/change up combination.
Eric Croak
C - 2010 - Toledo, OH
Toledo
Croak hasn’t filled out his 6-3, 180 lb frame yet but his bat speed and hitting ability from the left side were very impressive. He’s quick and agile for his size with plenty of arm strength for behind the plate.
Griffith Roark
MIF - 2010 - Stillwater, OK
Western Kentucky/Cowley County CC
In terms of ability to handle the bat and hit for a high average, Roard was probably the top hitter at the event. He’s a scrappy, hustling type of player who could excel at either shortstop or second base.
Clay Welter
MIF - 2010 - Gilbertville, IA
Northern Iowa
Welter is coming off labrum surgery and still can’t throw yet but the rest of the tools are there. He has nice compact strength and moves like an upper level middle infielder.
Trent Muilenburg
RHP - 2010 - Bettendorf, IA
Ellsworth CC
Muilenberg is 6-4, 210 lbs and a very polished hitter who can shorten up his swing against high velocity pitching but still drive the ball hard to all fields. He also throws 85 mph off the mound.
Jordan Patton
SS - 2010 - Des Moines, IA
Indian Hills CC
Patton is a projectable 6-2, 165 lb shortstop and his present tools are already pretty impressive. He’s a 6.9 runner with very smooth hands at shortstop and some present pop in his bat.
Nate Greim
1B - 2010 - Altoona, IA
Uncommitted
Greim was one of the strongest players at the event and has a smooth, fluid swing from the right side and very good bat speed.
Alec Crawford
RHP - 2010 - Wilton, IA
Minnesota/DMACC
Crawford throws a mid 80’s fastball and flashes a hard 11/5 curveball. His delivery is very deceptive but he repeats it well and hitters don’t get good looks at the ball.
Nick McLimans
OF - 2010 - Fort Collins, CO
NIACC
McLimans is a 6.9 runner with compact strength on a 5-10 frame and very good bat quickness. He seemed at his best when facing quality pitching, which bodes well for his ability at the college level.
Connor McClain
MIF - 2010 - Waterloo, IA
Indiana State
McClain’s arm strength might make second base his ideal position, but he’s extremely smooth and quick in the infield. He’s a 6.8 runner with strong, quick hands at the plate.
Collin Crowl
1B - 2010 - Council Bluffs, IA
Ohlone College
Crowl isn’t especially big or physical for a first base but he swings a very impressive bat and has more power than his 6-0, 175 lb frame would indicate.
Ryan Krill
1B - 2011 - Kalamazoo, MI
Michigan State
Krill looks the part at 6-4, 205 lbs and hits left handed as well. He has serious bat speed and some natural lift in his swing. If he can carry his raw tools to top level pitching, Krill will be an offensive force at the highest levels.
Jason McMurray
SS - 2011 - West Des Moines, IA
Old Dominion
McMurray’s best tool is his overall athleticism. He has smooth actions at shortstop, can run and throw and should keep developing his power as he fills out and matures.
Ryan Bull
C - 2011 - Eden Prairie, MN
Notre Dame
Bull’s switch-hitting ability would make him a prospect at any position and it’s a big bonus as a catcher. He’s a 7.1 runner who can play other positions as well.
Austin Christensen
LHP - 2011 - Cedar Rapids, IA
Nebraska
Christensen is a top level athlete and at 6-5, 185 lbs certainly looks the part. He topped out at 83 mph and his curveball is developing into a big-time weapon.
Derrick Loveless
OF - 2011 - Solon, IA
Iowa
Loveless is a very athletic 6-2, 190 lb outfielder with 7.0 speed and very promising bat speed and hitting potential.